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Ron Paul: The way income tax is collected is unconstitutional

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Who was criticized for not releasing their tax returns?

a)

Ron Paul

b)

Donald Trump

c)

The New York Times

d)

Hillary Clinton

2.

What does Ron Paul argue about the income tax?

a)

It's the best form of taxation.

b)

It should be higher for everyone.

c)

It's unconstitutional in the way it's collected.

d)

It's necessary for government spending.

3.

According to the text, what is a major problem with the income tax system?

a)

It doesn't apply to everyone.

b)

It's too low for corporations.

c)

It's fully voluntary.

d)

It assumes the government owns your income.

4.

What amendment is mentioned in relation to income tax?

a)

The 1st Amendment

b)

The 16th Amendment

c)

The 10th Amendment

d)

The 5th Amendment

5.

What does Ron Paul suggest about a free society and taxes?

a)

Higher taxes are necessary.

b)

There would be no income tax.

c)

Taxes should be voluntary.

d)

Only sales taxes should exist.

6.

What is criticized as being 'waste, fraudulent, and abusive'?

a)

Government actions

b)

Personal savings

c)

Corporate spending

d)

Charitable donations

7.

What does Ron Paul identify as the real issue behind taxation?

a)

The complexity of the tax code

b)

The lack of representation

c)

Government spending

d)

The amount of taxes collected

8.

According to the text, what is a consequence of government borrowing?

a)

It reduces national debt.

b)

It's a tax on future generations.

c)

It stabilizes the economy.

d)

It encourages saving.

9.

What does Ron Paul say about the fairness of the tax system?

a)

It's unfair to the wealthy.

b)

It's perfectly balanced.

c)

It's the fairest system possible.

d)

It's unfair and benefits special interests.

10.

What is the attitude towards the IRS mentioned in the text?

a)

It's universally loved.

b)

It's efficient and fair.

c)

You're guilty until proven innocent.

d)

It encourages investment.